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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-06
Fire I'm baltimore.
fBy telegraph to the Dlspasch.

BAL1IMoRE, April ga fra oc.
Cured to-day in the dry-goods and
notion-house Of Frankel Brothers. on
Gay street, by which the stock was
damaged 5000 fully covered by in,
surance. The building was damaged
a. 600; insured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-06

srecisl tex for sinking-fund parposcs
b ia. r

irecisl tex for sinking-fund purposes
for the city Of Eoanokv.
TO authorize the Pulaski Improve
/ mtnt Company to subscribe for, guar
aztec, or acquire tho stock aud BOMBS
OF any corporation OF this State:
10 incorporate the Northorn Virginia
Ipnd ard Improvement Company.
10 incorporate the Deckensoa County
Railway (ompeny.
Authorizing and empowering the
Council OF the city OF Norfolk TO o.
tablish and maintain public park.
To incorporate the Norfolk Dock-Im-
provement Company.
To amend, &C., an act for the rebel
of school-teachers, approved February
16, 1885.
Adjourned ut II: 05 p. N.
House Of Delegates.
The House met at IL o'clock Speaker
Stunrt in the chair. No prayer.
RrpDIEBEBGEa BILL.
Mr.. a. Fulkerson offered the follow
ing:
Rssoired, That Il IL the unalterablo purpose
OF this House Of Delegates to stand by tho
Rlddioterger settlement OF tho public d6ot,
and that 10 will entertain no proposition OF set
tlement which. shall recognize greater
amount OF the debt than the amount ascer-
tanned by said Riddloberger scttioment. or
which shall embrace or continue In any way
tho Observation-Disclosures feature OF the fund
ing bill Of 1871 and 1879.
The resolution was referred-ayes,
81: noes, 20.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-06
BRIEF COMMENT.

The Philadelphia papers announce
that that city entered upon career Of
honesty yesterday. Well, it was about
time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-06

ut is announced that BERsnARpr
viii enter nunnery upon leaving
America. We suppose she will enter
through key-hole.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-06
II U r n / T U Il E

would call attention 10 parties wantipgJn
fine goods 10 TWO ELEGANT CHAMBER
suriS-one In Solid Mahogany; the other n
walnut; aiso, an ELEGANT OAK SIDE.
BOARD. These goods are finer than wish "
carry In stock, and will make SPECIAL LOW
PRICES 20 close them out IL will do you nc
harm to know my prices and see my stock
before buying. L GATHRIGHT'S son,
IN lLtm M frGaxerurr sfreSf
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pLAIR'S CHLORAL THYM0L
- has proved itself " DO
POWERFUL pIsINPEcTANr.

IL has prevented the spread Of contagious
diseases, particularly Diphtheris aud Scarlet
Fever, In families; it has niciined bad symp-
toms, aud has often afforded comfort In sick-
rome by lis agreeable and thorough decdorih
ing properties IL has saved liyes Ia ihls city.
For sale by druggists. Price ~ censs . pot-
tia de- :
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-06
Government Railroad Directors Re.
appointed.
(By telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
.~~ ALL nm

wAsHSaroS. April 5.-The Presi-
dent to-day reappointed the present
Government members OF the Union
Pacific Directory, whose terms have
expired T. r, Condert, OF New York |;
Franklin McNeagh. Of Chicago Alex
nndcr Haskell, Of Columbia, 8. G. +;
Marcus A. Hanna. Of Cleveland, O.,
and James W. HAyase, Of Omaha.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-06
DAYLION THEATRE.

l. Broad between First and Foushee streets.
GRAND OPENING
MONDAY NIGHT, APRIL iTH.
The Great
MIACO HUMPTY DUMPTY AND SPECIALITY
COMPANY.
EVERY NIGHT and DAILY MATINEE al go
p. NJ.
b. Admission 10 cents. Reserved chairs ~ cents.
Box-Onice open at 10 A. NJ. at the THEATRE
for sale OF reserved seats. ap3.6t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-06
DRUGS, MEDICINES. &c.

T HAVE LAID IN A FULL AND
i varied assortment Of Hard Rubber and
Leather Trusses, which ! ofler az very low
prices. Ny experience In the Esylums lustifics
mo In guaranteeing perfect 1T Prescrip-
lions specially. X q. CABRLL, Jk
Apothecsry, Third and Main streets, Rich
mond, We. 10 22-in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-06

DERGEN STAR CONCERTS
ID APRIL ith, 5th, 6th, eth, and sth at Ebene-
ger, Fourth, First and Second Baptist, aud
Third Street African Methodist Episcopal
church. Reys. WILLS, PAYNE. HOLMES, TROY.
and HuNTER, pastors Tickets, 20 cents. New
programme each evening.
he company is composed Of the best colored
talent In America, and has been greeted by
overlooking houses In all parts OF the country.
ITentoa (N. D. Daily Times. ap 3-3t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-06
HARDWOOD & son,
III GOVERNOR STREET,

Have now in our warerooms ELEGANT
MAHOGANY CHAMBER SUITS, ELEGANT
pAkL0R SUITS In silk Brocatelle, ELEGANT
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS, ELEGANT PAR
Mohair Pushes, ASH and MAPLE CHANBBR
SUITS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-06

tcopafdised they look for aasls;nncs from those
Who represents them thorsforo 80, the TOPAZ
iiean ucmttrs OF Tho senate. representing ia
THU tody The Republicans OF vlrxInis, 90 ~ ~
earnesuy prota AGAINST beIag accredited ~
implication ~ bcing opposed 10 tbs settiomcni
OF tho debt, and We hereby afirm our desernl-
nation 10 atsist IN and slaid BY any ssttiemont
which has for iis tasis the Kidiieo,rgar pui.
III. MCDONALD.
g. ". CAc5sy,
THOMAS a. H0o3E5,
X. GRIN. $40
j. g. OILLgSPfs,
ID. NJ. NORTON,
w. w. XOt5dAM.
~ Al pI1Q1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-06
ELEGANT FRENCH SATINEl.

new and beautiful assortment Of th.e
goods just added 20 our stocS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-06

BILLS iNthobotfDs
BY Mr.. Dalton: To incorporate the
Boys Home Of the city Of Norfolk.
BY Mr.. Bibb: To require foreign
insurance companies doing business in
Virginia to make their deposits in
bonds issued under an act approved
February II, 1882 (Riddleberger bilD.
BY Mr.. Coltrane To relieve Daniel
Thomas, of Carroll County.
BY Mr.. Bib To extend the time
for pharmacists to register under an act
approved March 3, 1886, entitled "an
act to incorporate the Virginia Phar
maceutical Association and to regulate
the practice Of pharmacy and to guard
the sale OF poisons in the State of Vir-
ginia. The bill allows ninety days
time in addition to that prescribed by
the act.
ABOUT THE RRcEss.
The House resolution providing for
an adjournment to-day until May Sd
was takenup. and after some discussion
was passed by until to-day.
SENATE Bills PASSED.
For the relief Of w. I. Edwards, in
spector OF oysters for the city OF Ports
mouth.
To amend and re-enact section 2 OF
an act to incorporate the Stock Creek
Coal and Iron Company, approved
March 9, 1884.
For the relief OF A. j. Hobson.
For the relief Of the sureties OF ID.
B. Baldwin, late treasurer OF Tazewcll
county.
Works Company.
TO incorporate the Leesburg Hotel
ard improvement Company
To make provision Tor l6e levyine Of
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-07
Not Ready to Resign.

The report that Senator Brown intends to
resign very soon may De credited by some,
and it may have some foundation, but
those who know the Senator best are con-
tident that he will not resign unless he be-
comes convinced that the retention of his
Office will shorten his life. There is no
good reason for thinking that his Senate
rial duties will have a bad effect upon his
health. He doesn't OverwOrk himself,
ana the climate Of Washington is fully as
good as that of Atlanta.
1t is probable that some of those who
are anxious to succeed him have placed
more importance upon some OF the re-
marks the Senator may have made re-
speeding bis health than the facts war
ranted. 1t seems to be certain that the
Senator has not given any animation OF
purpose 10 resign.
1t is probable that he is altogether too
shrewd politician to resign at this time,
unless for a much better reason than he
appears to have. His resignation now
would doubtless be made the occasion for
charges like those which were so freely
made when Gen. Gordon resigned and be
was appointed.
II Senator Brown cortem plates resign
ing soon, it is probable that he will hold
on until tue meeting of the Legislature iii
July, when his successor can be elected
at once. Indeed, tis not i'm probable that
Gov. Gordon would prefer him to adopt
that course, as 1t would save him from
being placed in position tn It might be
embarrassing. While the Governor is
not man to avoid responsibilities, it is
not to be supposed that he is anxious to
have them unnecessarily thrust upon
him.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-07
The Apnroaching City ELECTION.

Compa atively little interest appears
to be taken in the approaching city cleo
ton. 1t appears to ne about impossible
to get those VINO are most deeply inter-
ested ia having the city economically and
wisely governed to take an active part in
city politics. If incompetent men are
chosen to manage the city government,
however, these same men VINO cannot be
induced to lend a helping hand in making
a good ticket, and inducing voters TO
register, will be loudest in cond inning
extravaganza and incompetency in the
management of city affairs.
Those VINO want the city we'll gov
erned, and desire TO see it prosper,
must do their duty as citizens. Ii they
leave the election to those who have other
objects than the public good to attain,
they may expect that the city will fall
into the hands Of those who will make
what they can out of it.
The day o: election is not far distant.
But little time is left to do what ought
to be done. A good city government is
matter Of more importance here than a
good State government. If the credit OF
the city is to be maintained, and improve
menJs are to be made, 1t Is absolutely
necessary that there shall be Council
composed of intelligent, honest and pro-
| gressive men,
How IS such a Council to be obtained?
BY making no effort to nave the right sort
OF men nominated? BY neglecting 10
register, or vote? Those who think so
may, perhaps, have occasion to think
| differently, for just as surely as incom
potent men get into power just so surely
will the affairs of the city tall into con-
fusion, The in crest Will fall behind, and
the revenues win be spent without leav-
ing any evidence that there ever had been
| any revenues,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-07
PERSONAL,

BISHOP. the mind reader, is in delicate
hea tn.
BJoRNsoN, the Norwegian novelist, now
lives at Paris.
SENATOR SPooNER will build a summer res
ldence AT Nantucket.
SENATOR KENNA recently gave a dinner at
which he skllfully carved whole roasted
deer.
Miss EMMA FoLGER, TO whom Charles
OCOnOr lett $4,000, Is now teaching school in
Nantucket.
Mrs. sTANNARD. the author of Bottles
Baby Is above tbs medium height, round,
plump and jolly. She mas n tip-tilted nose and
round. wide open, Laughing blue eyes.
MRS. ALEXANDER, who wrote 1.-THE Wooing
OFT" Is q snort, stout. elderly lady with 4
kindly, simple expression and snowy white
hair brought down over her temples. she
looks as # she could make good, cOmfortab e
iannel shirt rather than writing successful
novel,
MISS Villas. daughter OF the Postmaster
General, has Just made her DEBUT in Wash
ngt"n lociety. She Is described As of medium
he ght, with a graceful, slender figure deli
cAtply outlined. She has pointed face softly
rounded aud tinted Ii { a wild RISE leaf Her
forehead Is nigh and broad, ana her eyes large
and lustrous.
EDITORIAL WRITERS in various parts OF the
country are making the mistake OF calling the
lord Churchill. There is Lord Churchill in
the English peerage. but Lord Randolph
Churchill IS an entirely different person, Lord
Churchill Is only -. anu has never held
a higher Office than Page OF Honor to the
Queen.
MRS. BANCROFT. says the London Truth,
is working steadily at her promised book Of
rccollecuons, which, "a originally designed,
was only to contain the history of the old
Prince OF Wales Theatre, in the Tottenham
Court road. That will now be anticipated by
illusions to the o days of buresque at the
strand Theatre, with special mention OF many
who flOurished in and before 1860.
AMONG the American artists in Rome who
have distinguished themselves Is Mr.. Waldo
story. son OF the famous American sculptor.
Among Mr.. Stor,'s recent work, ~ The
Fallen Angel which has won him unqualI-
famous pro iuctiona of Mr.. Story are "Penel-
one" "Phryue," '"rhe Black Prince at the
Battle of Greasy" "Pan." "Honorias." and
The Marble Faun." European artists pre-
diet for the young American much grea err
trtumphs in the arena of monumental soulp-
turc. ~
PRINCE KRAPoTKIN livegat Harrow, Eng,
suppo ting himself and wife solely on the
proceed. OF his writings, for his estates have
been cOnnscAted. and his wealth has disap-
u AIRED as completely rs II IL had been swal-
owed up in quisksand. lie ie the most gen
ION Some tinsksEEsN his bf ssber. who had
AIKEN nc y art u 10y RktsxsgRf y ID demned 70
ikud the rest ssss - hores of thf
sArctic ocean, III - iropeaD,s~
guage,, and waS- II IL u.sr Off
| disposition. AAsSot -
/ con nunlcated to. hi1
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-07
His Pan Co Fix as L4udlady.

FronI me 81. Z Us LFlIlo.
"DO Won know I'm fool9" eXcitedlv said
an olive street man rented "A furnished
house from a woman
"What of that ~
"What OF Lhnt2 Oh nothing of it, only
a wear IN A furnished mouse. and mere is the
owner running I'm every inv 10 self we are
ruinInu her Iurnitnre. 10 malto.if we have
cUmpany or not. it 5 alI the same to her, aud
ever, acouainfaure Of mine in tov-n knows |
rent a f1rIi,hr1 house. and nv vie is 90
harassed that She is growing bycgericaI. IT'S
iii riyh.. hoNeyer: { have one conservation
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-07
HOW Jun-a Got On.

Fr0n, the San Fr17ciscO Chronicle.
1guess young Jones will get on. He's in an
office on California street, or somewhere
thereaOouts. He's careless. and had made 70
many mistakes that he knew the one be made
last would lie fatal. He went back from lunch
the other day, ard a fellow clerk met HIM
on the stairs. You'll get it, Jones; the old
mans just boiling, and he's been calling for
you Tor the last fifteen minutes Jones
stopped on The landing and cOgitated. He
mus head of the old man somehow. he ran
down stairs, and up the sire as hard as he
cOuld 60 TO florists Their he purchased a
little l5C. bou tonniere and marched gavly
back. Mr. JOnes!" came in q loud tone
from the private Office as he entered. Yes,
sir" and he deposited hi~ hat, hlG the flower
closed the door carefully. MI. Jones.
have frcqueutly-" Il beg your
pardon. sir, but have private
hcon--a private message! What is It'll" His
tone changed as Jones quietly laid the flower
little bouquet a lady came in while you
were QUA young lady-and inquired for
you. He is not in | sand. Can do any
thing for you? Can l trust your? she asked.
with the utmost Confidence | said. ~ Ill
you give this flower to Mr.. johnson? An q
don't let any body see you, and tell him 1t was
left by the lady IN the blue b nnet.' Ana here
1t is, SIR" "Dear me, that's odd" Jones saw
a beam come in his face. and he knew he was
all right. "lhe lady in the blue bonnet! Bless
my soul. Jones. that's curious. | don't know
anv-what was she like?" 'She was very
pretty" pretty! Very well Mr.. Jones,
you'll have to be little more careful. You've
ucen making anOther-by the way. Jones, If
YOU can ind OUT any thing about the lady
YOU needn't mention, of course-you can let
me know" And the Old mans been looking
hXedly at every woman in blue bonnet he
has met since,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-07
index TONGW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MEET1NGs-Puaski Council No. 49, r. A.
MYRTLE Lodge No. 6, X Of P; Live Oak Lodge
No.s,I. 90. F.: Reppard Iron Company Ol"-
zens' Conservative Association; LanuruW
Lodge No. IS, F. and A. M; Irish Natonai
League.
SPECIAL NOTICES A Test Case tlnallY De-
cided. j. T. Shuptrine Bro.
CooHRAG GREAT EARTHQUAKE BOOK
Ludden & Bates S. NJ 81.
CHEAP COLUMN ADvERTIsENsNrs-Em m
ployment Wanted, For Rent; For sale'
Found; Niscel aneous.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Balfe in "Dagmar"
at the Theatre.
ZoNwEIss-Johnson & Johnson New YORK.
LEGAL NOTICES 40 lcatlon to sell burhV
Pot Island; Demands Against Cbrlsue hol-
verson, deceased.
STEAMSHIP SCHEDuLEs-Ocean Steamship
Co. Baltimore Steamship Co.
PoTAToEs-C. NJ. Gilbert 4 Co.
CowPEAs, ETC. G. S. Nc Alpin.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-07
A Boston Driver with Brains.
From, the Boston J5urRaI.

NpOHt tftc DOsboH u '~' 't'S''
A heavily loaded eigh was stuck on car
track on Scollr " square on Friday morning.
The street was badly blocked in consequence.
and crowd gathered az usual. The morse
pnlled well, but he could not move the LOAD.
The crowd shouted and offered all sorts OF al
vice.
"Why don't you whip him" one man asked
and at the same time he lifted whip ana
was about tn ply it round the animal's legs;
The horse had become very restless ana
pranced around without pulling effectively
Don't you str e that horse" he driver
shouted. ''Fve driven this animal gooh
many years, and know Just wha, he can co;
] have never struck him with whip; ana
don't intend to now. If gou fellows Will only
stop your confounded yelling The horse VIII
be all right. He is so frightened that he don't
know what TO do.r
Patrolman Ruby quoted the crowd, and in
few minutes the horse Gained down. Ihen
the driver stroked his head and sad IN quiet
tone: Come. john, It's AL right now. Inc
horse made another effort and succeeded In
clearing the track,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-07

From the Hiuouqc for January

rom me htOphbc JOP ouHbbfy.
Jim Akers was small, tow-headed knock
kneed man, with irregular teeth, which made
hi, mouth oOk ike Il steel trap twisted out OF
plumb. His wife was "A large. raw-boned
woman, fully head taller and fifty pOunds
heasIer THAI Jim. She had the temper of a
half Iamlshed wild cat, and no darby just
.'gittin' religion" was ever half as much
afraid of the devil "a Jim was OF her; he h,d
rea, on to be. When she was fairy on the war
path she breathed chain lightning and flung
cs clones IRON the tip OF her tongue. Nor did
she content herself with words only, h iwever
bitter and furious. She very often brushed
the poor little wretch with hickory uHti he
felt a. IL he had borrowed MS back Of a saint
fresh from the grldirOn.
One bright, golden. delicious afternoon in
the latter part OF MAY, Jim left the patch
where lie had been hard at worN ali day, and
''snuck cen" to his cabin by the back way.
He proceeded lilly to dO6 HIS everyday
clothes and don his Sunday garments, castiug
turtive glanCes all the " hie at the black
bruwed, terrible dame sitting in the front
doorway, Knitting. With trembling haste he
completed his preparations. and was sham
bling out again when MS wife, previously APP
parenlly oDlvious of his presence, shot
fierce glance at him which made MN jump
a mOst out Of his shoe a.-llght the pers-
piration out from evetAqz syoterk 49,
"Whar' you boun' fur" she askes
II How'd wuz gwine down TO the ~nsh fry
fur hour or two. Them boys Is a nevin-"
"Well, you lowed wrong. You jest hste
off them close and 60 bocK inter that patch
distress yersen bout 10 fish fries.'
"But done tole The boys | wuz gwine to be
thar"
''Well, you toe 'em lie"
"But Ed sykes and Hank Evans Ia waItn'
fur me now at the cross roads and I'd ruther
not disappnt EN-"
'Well I'd ruther you would shet up, now,
and do ez you're tod"
Jim gasped and quaked with fear; but, for
the first time in many years, he thoroughly
realized the tyranny under which he was
crushed. His heart was set on gong to the
Dish fry, and in that feeble, 1uttering little
organ a faint shadow, dim ED lion of spirit
became suddenly aroused. He hestated a
moment. ventuTed even TO return the gaze OF
those z owing. wrathful eyes, and then start
ed. saying;
"Well, I'm a-gwlne."
Great Jrn saphat! Houp-la!
She swooped on him like an owl on mouse.
The air was illed ana darkened with dust and
sandy har and aloniZing shrieks.
Ed Sy&es and Hans Evans. at the "cross-
roads,n became convinced IN Jims cabin
had caught Are, ana that he was perish,ng
in the flames. They rushed ia all haste TO
his assistance: but as they neared the spot the
clatter bsded. ana they heard stern, femi-
nine Naunusich caused them to halt and
=
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-07

Mayor Hewitt says that there is only
one way to administer municipal govern
ment and that is with straightforward
and honest integrity" That way won't
please the class that the ward politicians
think it necessary to cater to.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-07

A very courageous woman is Lady
Colin Campbell. She has returned to her
charitable work and though shifted at by
society is popular with the masses.
She has good reason for holding her head
higher than Lord ColiG Cam pbell.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-07

Two English adventuresses have come
to grief in Paris recently after remark
able career. Mrs. Lindsay aud Miss
Eveline Rappy are the distinguished
couple honOred by the attentions of
the police. Miss Eveline is about %
years OF age, and Mrs. Lindsay is old
enough to pass either for Miss Eveline's
mother or guardian as circumstance may
direct. Miss Eyeline posed as forlOrn
young widow possessed OF million sterl-
ing, or rich young girl who had made
false step, in either case de-
slrous OF contracting a suitable mar
riage, and in both capacities advertised
in the Paris journals for suitors. or course
there were plenty Of dupes to be found to
fall into a trap baited with such u
rom hce, and Miss Eveliue Rappy hon
or several Of them by marriage, in
Eh case contriving to get away with all
Se wedding presents and personal prop
erty obtainable within few hours after
the ceremony. Miss Rappy and her
chaperon, Mrs. Lindsay, had successfully
played the same game in England. In
each country the victims belonged to the
higher circles. Both women are in the
hands of the police awaiting the yen-
geance Of the offended law.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-07

The logging and mineral towns of WIS.,
consin and Michigan have been ..glyeE u
very unsavory notorlety by thexGGiX 20
press lately in connection with 'trs@id-
mapping of young girls for ttS Mdria of
purposes. The scoundrels essased in
This Lefarious business have yo located
their encampments on the dividing line
Of the two States that they can dodge the
aw officers OF either as circumstances
may dictate. 1t looks like two such
States as Wisconsin and Michigan could
stamp out this lawlessness in very brief
time.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-07

With a well equipped and well discip-
lined army, armed with the latest i'm
proved reatlng rifles, and navy that has
cost 22O, 100000 francs, Italy is prepared
to assume when the European war bugle
sounds the alarm. Italian soldiers have
no maiden swords TO fash either. Their
yalor has been tried, and whenever the
history OF the sCrimeau war is read the
story of the gallantry of Italian troops
under Gen. de la Mamora on the field Of
Rs,eGsSsla. will be found full OF interest.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-07
PrOtracted Repentance.

From the Rjchn,ORd Djspdtcb (DeB).
We do not expect the people of the North to
admit that secession was right, but we do be-
lleve mat the true men of that section whose
good opinion 10 worth having hold N utter
the Southern politician who is ever
ready to crook the pregnant hinges of the
knee and cry, PeccaNi.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-07

The funny man Of the Philadelphia
Press says that the earthquake in this To-
ealitY is guilty OF perncious activity.
That is very true, and it doesn't seem to
be In awe of any civil service reform.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-07

The cattle men OF Texas are becoming
Iishsartened. Good grazing lands under
fence can be purchased there for 81 per
acre, and pretty good cattle for Sc head.
Have the cattle kings been dethroned?